Manchester City will face Aston Villa at home in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup quarter-final. Conducted on the competition’s official YouTube channel, it means Gareth Taylor’s side will welcome the

Wolves and Aston Villa will be two of the first teams in English football to trial a new offside technology. Semi-automated offside technology has been used in other European leagues and in major tournaments - but is yet to be implemented in the Premier League.

Aston Villa's Jacob Ramsey struck inside the first minute and Morgan Rogers added a second-half goal to secure a 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur and lift their side into the FA Cup fifth round for the first time in 10 years on Sunday at Villa Park.

Since Wigan shocked Manchester City in the final in 2013, only six different teams have won the competiton – Manchester United (twice), Man City (twice), Arsenal (four times), Liverpool, Chelsea and of course Leicester (all once). After the fifth round, the competition moves to the quarter-finals, which is the last round before Wembley.

It is extremely hard to believe that Aston Villa have not been in the hat for the fifth round draw of the FA Cup since 2015. But now they are there, they are looking like serious contenders to make it to Wembley with Liverpool,